I have some bitcoin via etf in a Roth and some in a standard 401k too. Fortunately, Roth came first via GBTC :)

Self custody is very important, imho, but a diversity of strategies to avoid having your coins taken from you is only wise. Tax mitigation is part of such a diverse strategy.

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Exactly. “Wallet diversification!”

I did something like this way way back in the day. I bought these things called bitbills…think casascius coins but in laminated bill form. In bitcoin terms it cost me a small fortune as price was very low and shipping wasn’t cheap. Probably cost me 5 bitcoin.

But, it did move bitcoin safely in to the future for me…better than the time I sent all my bitcoin to one address and wrote down the private key by hand on an envelope. This was before the whole “seed phrase” thing was invented.